load

Naija

Etymology

From: English load

Pronunciation

• loȃd

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Noun

1. Someting wey heavy.

   • If woman do operation e no good to dey carry heavy load.  — (When a woman undergoes an operation, it is not advisable for her to carry heavy load.)
   • E no good make man dey carry load for head.  — (It is not good for a man to carry load on his head.)

2. Wetin person get.

   • Where you carry your load dey go so?  — (Where are you going with your properties?)
   • You dey talk sey you no dey pack comt, but no be all your load you don put inside motor so?  — (You are saying that you are not moving out, but ist’t it all your properties you have put in the car?)

Translation

• English: load

Verb

1. Make person carry someting wey heavy carry put for inside someting.

   • Driver don load di goods.  — (The driver has loaded the goods.)

2. Make conductor dey tell passengers make dem dey enter motor.

   • Dat bus don already load for dere.  — (That bus over there is already filled with passengers.)

Translation

• English: load, fill up